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Resin Guasha Massage Tool

Resin Guasha Massage Tool

$10.00 AUD
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A gua sha tool in smooth cast resin, for slow face and body massage. Cool against the skin, and drawn from traditional East Asian practice.

Style: Spatula

A gua sha tool in smooth cast resin, in four shapes. Cool against the skin and quick to glide — the easier of our two materials to start with.

Resin or sandalwood?

It's a preference rather than a ranking. Resin is cool to the touch, dense, and glides a little faster over oiled skin, which makes it forgiving if you're still finding the right pressure. Sandalwood is warmer in the hand and carries a faint natural scent.

If you're buying your first tool, most people find resin the simpler place to begin.

Choosing a shape

Heart An all-rounder, and a good first tool
Shrimp Jawline and cheeks — the curve follows the face closely
Beetle Broad strokes across cheeks and forehead
Spatula Body — long strokes on arms, legs and shoulders

Caring for it

Wash with warm water and a little mild soap after each use, and dry it before storing. Resin doesn't mind water the way wood does, but keep it out of direct heat.

The details

Material Smooth cast resin
Use Face and body, always over oil
Origin Made in China
Storage Dry and away from direct heat

New to gua sha? We wrote a step-by-step guide: how to gua sha the face, body, eyes and nose. Use it over Glow Face Oil on the face or Restore Body Oil on the body. Find us at Manly Market every Sunday, 9am–5pm, if you'd like to hold one first.

Made with
Smooth cast resin

Best for
Facial massage and body massage.

How to
On face:
Apply a few drops of facial oil or serum to clean skin. Hold the tool flat against the face and glide gently outwards and upwards. Use light pressure around the cheeks, jawline, forehead, and under the cheekbones. Avoid dragging dry skin, the eye area, active breakouts, or irritated skin.

On body:
Apply body oil or balm to the area first. Use longer strokes on the neck, shoulders, arms, legs, and areas that feel tight or tired. Apply gentle to moderate pressure depending on comfort. Redness may appear with body use, but the ritual should never feel painful.

Notes
Use slowly and gently. Do not use on broken skin, bruises, sunburn, rashes, varicose veins, or inflamed areas. Clean the tool after each use and dry thoroughly before storing.
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